Author: Lowell D. Hill
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Languages : en
Pages : 35
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Farmers' Grain Marketing Patterns in the North Central Region
Farmers' Grain Marketing Patterns in North Central Region
Grain Marketing Patterns of Local Perspectives
Author: Estados Unidos Department of Agriculture
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Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 26
Book Description
Publisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 26
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Grain Marketing Patterns
Farmer's grain marketing patterns in the North Central Region
Author: L.D. Hill
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Languages : pt-BR
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The results of this study identify the relative importance of alternative market outlets for grain. Although farmers are not yet bypassing the local elevator in all states, direct sales to grain processors and terminal elevators account for a significant proportion of the total sales of corn and soybeans in Illhinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Missouri, and of wheat in Illinois, Indiana, kansas, and Missouti. The availability of on farm dryers increases the probability of bypassing local elevators. Analysis of characteristics of farmers and the production and marketing patterns of various states revealed that direct sales to terminal elevators and processors were associated with farmers reporting larger farm size and exhibiting a more complex and sophisticated marketing strategy. This marketing strategy consisted partly in placing less reliance upon the marketing farms for marketing services. Farmers selling to terminal elevators and processors owned more storage and drying capacity, and they sold grain out of farm storage rather than at harvest more often than farmers selling to country elevators. Use of a more complex marketing strategy was also indicated by more frequent price checks, greater use of hedging, and identification of price rather than convenience as the most important criterion in selecting an outlet.
Publisher:
ISBN:
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Languages : pt-BR
Pages :
Book Description
The results of this study identify the relative importance of alternative market outlets for grain. Although farmers are not yet bypassing the local elevator in all states, direct sales to grain processors and terminal elevators account for a significant proportion of the total sales of corn and soybeans in Illhinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Missouri, and of wheat in Illinois, Indiana, kansas, and Missouti. The availability of on farm dryers increases the probability of bypassing local elevators. Analysis of characteristics of farmers and the production and marketing patterns of various states revealed that direct sales to terminal elevators and processors were associated with farmers reporting larger farm size and exhibiting a more complex and sophisticated marketing strategy. This marketing strategy consisted partly in placing less reliance upon the marketing farms for marketing services. Farmers selling to terminal elevators and processors owned more storage and drying capacity, and they sold grain out of farm storage rather than at harvest more often than farmers selling to country elevators. Use of a more complex marketing strategy was also indicated by more frequent price checks, greater use of hedging, and identification of price rather than convenience as the most important criterion in selecting an outlet.
Grain Marketing Patterns of Local Cooperatives
National Conference on Grain Marketing Patterns, Memphis, Tennessee, March 11-13, 1981
Local Cooperative Grain Marketing Patterns as They Relate to the Export Market
Farmers' grain marketing patterns in the northern central region
Grain Movements, Transportation Requirements, and Trends in United States Grain Marketing Patterns During the 1970s
Author: Mack N. Leath
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Category : Agricultural extension work
Languages : en
Pages : 76
Book Description
Publisher:
ISBN:
Category : Agricultural extension work
Languages : en
Pages : 76
Book Description